Heritage, Culture & Creative Industries Day @ UKREiiF 2027. WEDNESDAY, 19 MAY 2027 Shaping places, driving growth. Part of UKREiiF 2027 – the UK’s leading real estate, investment and infrastructure event – Heritage, Culture & Creative Industries Day brings together the people, projects and partnerships driving heritage-led regeneration across the UK. View programme Register interest Delivered in partnership with Sponsors and supporters Outline Programme Sessions in the Heritage, Culture & Creative Industries stream 08:00 – 09:00 Heritage, Arts & Culture Breakfast Available to Sponsor 09:15 – 09:30 Keynote Address PJ Livesey 09:30 – 10:15 Headline Partner Session PJ Livesey 09:30 – 16:30 4 x 60-Minute Round Table Sessions Available to Sponsor 10:30 – 15:50 2 x 60-Minute Workshop Sessions Available to Sponsor 10:45 – 16:00 3 x 45-Minute Main Stage Sessions Available to Sponsor 13:30 – 15:00 Heritage & Historic Sit Down Lunch Available to Sponsor Continuing the conversation Previous UKREiiF speakers Lord Neil Mendoza CBE Chair – Historic England Joel Hopkinson Director of Estates and Fabric – Canterbury Cathedral Emma Squire CBE Co-CEO – Historic England Nat Edwards Director General and Master of Armouries – Royal Armouries Roger File Managing Director – Blenheim Palace Eilish McGuinness Chief Executive – The National Lottery Heritage Fund Ingrid Samuel Director of Placemaking and Heritage – National Trust Annabel Turpin Chief Executive – Storyhouse Chester Laura Dyer MBE Deputy Chief Executive – Arts Council England Who’s in the room Attending organisations at UKREiiF 2027 Keep up with the Culture, Heritage & Arts stream. Programme updates, speaker announcements, sector news and ticket information – straight to your inbox ahead of UKREiiF 2027. About What is Heritage, Culture & Creative Industries Day @ UKREiiF? Taking place on Wednesday 19 May 2027 as part of UKREiiF in Leeds, Heritage, Culture & Creative Industries Day brings together the people, projects and partnerships shaping heritage-led regeneration across the UK. From historic sites and museums to theatres and creative institutions, the day connects the organisations and decision-makers turning cultural assets into investable places, Culture and heritage are no longer treated as add-ons to regeneration – they’re core drivers of investment, footfall and long-term value, and this day is where that thinking meets real projects and real capital. Set within UKREiiF’s wider forum of over 16,000 delegates and £300bn+ in opportunities, Heritage, Culture & Creative Industries Day gives developers, investors, local authorities and cultural organisations a focused space to build the partnerships behind the UK’s next generation of heritage-led places.